Ali Brown – My life in cricket

Alistair Brown has recently announced his retirement from professional cricket, here SPIN chat to him about his career highlights and lowlights.

The end of the line for Shoaib Akhtar

The founding editor of SPIN, Duncan Steer, talks about his main muse, Shoaib Akhtar, who has finally called it quits from cricket.

Special pre-series event with Michael Vaughan, July 20

Michael Vaughan is special guest for an evening of cricket chat on the eve of the Lord’s Test, at The Warrington.

Clegg before Wicket

SPIN traces the generally vexing links between cricket and Politics

18 Questions for James Tredwell

From the 2009 archives… England’s new spinning hero (and military historian!) answers the SPIN questionnaire

“We could have won the World Cup” – Mike Hendrick recalls the 1979 World Cup Final

SPIN editor Duncan Steer talks to England’s Mr Dependable, Mike Hendrick, about the 1979 World Cup final and his other career highlights

Lou Vincent: an extraordinary tale

Sussex’s new signing has had a mixed time since his last county contract, working as a builder and doing something he calls guerrilla camping. He discusses his rollercoaster career with SPIN

Shahid Afridi: the story of my life

Pakistan’s maverick all-rounder Shahid Afridi tells SPIN the story of his life in this interview from the SPIN archives

Pakistani ‘match-fixing’: Yasir Hameed’s mental age and Test average and the culture of cash in envelopes

Editor Duncan Steer on cash-for-interviews and why Yasir Hameed maybe shouldn’t be Pakistan captain, whatever he reportedly thinks

Pakistan ‘match-fixing’: what’s wrong with this picture?

Why cricket should be shocked but not surprised by this week’s allegations of spot-fixing during the England-Pakistan series.

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